Yes, for many people an MBA is worth it because it helps you gain the business knowledge many organizations are looking for. Here at Keller, you’ll develop next-level skills in finance, marketing, leadership, project management, and other vital areas. Depending on your path, you could pursue a variety of opportunities with an MBA. While actual local growth may vary, the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects more than 1 million openings nationwide each year for management roles between 2024 and 2034, which is faster growth than average for all occupations.

How long does it take to get an MBA online?

You can earn your MBA in our traditional format:. In as little as 12 months on an accelerated schedule. 12 . . More quickly with qualifying course waivers 1 or prior learning credits. . In 2 years and 2 months on a normal schedule. 12 . . With our Fast Track format, the length of time it takes to earn your MBA is up to you! For example, you could earn your MBA in as little as 1 year by completing an average of 3-4 classes per subscription period. 13 .

Is an online MBA still good?

Yes, an online MBA from an accredited university is a great option because it makes higher education accessible for busy, working adults like you who need a flexible pathway to learn while balancing other priorities. At Keller, we’ll also support your MBA journey through online resources like virtual tutors, our digital library, and more tools you can access through the student portal.

What is the best MBA online program?

The best MBA online program depends on your personal interests and goals. At Keller, our traditional MBA offers a variety of specializations and both online and on-campus 2 learning options so you can get an education that meets your needs. Our Fast Track format offers additional flexibility with self-paced online learning and the opportunity to move more quickly through material you already know. .

How can an MBA help your career?

An MBA can open the door to many opportunities in the world of business, from roles in human resources, accounting, IT, and beyond. Our MBA program helps you develop an advanced set of skills for leadership, problem-solving, strategic thinking, planning, communication, and more. Whether you want to progress in your current career or jumpstart a new one, an MBA can provide the right tools to achieve your dreams. To get guidance, take advantage of our career resources which can help you prep for interviews, improve your resume, provide relevant job leads, and much more.

Is an MBA required for executive roles?

No, an MBA is not required for executive roles, though it can help prepare you for more senior roles that require strategic thinking, organizational leadership, financial acumen, and other executive skills.

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Build the skills to lead with an MBA

Behind every growing organization, new product, tech startup, and strategy decision are business leaders who shape direction and turn ideas into action.

In our Master's in Business Administration program, you’ll develop the same skills today’s business professionals depend on: leadership, strategy, operations, artificial intelligence, and more. You’ll go hands-on with industry case studies, explore how AI is reshaping operations, and develop an innovative mindset to help you create solutions and influence business decisions.

Choose the learning format that works for you — traditional, with online and on-campus² options, or our online, self-paced Fast Track — to fit education into your schedule and study style. Whether you want to lead teams, launch initiatives, or shape strategy, earning an MBA at Keller can help open doors to the next level of your career.

Develop career-focused leadership skills you can use in nearly any industry, with a focus on communication, team building, data analysis, adapting to organizational change, managing group dynamics, and strategic planning.
Deepen your skills in overseeing complex projects and optimizing operations through a blend of human intelligence, AI, and project planning best practices. Master process improvement and management methods you can implement in the workplace.
Gain deep knowledge of accounting, finance, marketing, operations, and economics as you develop the well-rounded business skill set today’s leaders need to succeed on the job.
Get hands-on experience with artificial intelligence tools in our 3-course AI Catalyst series and beyond. You'll learn to use AI to create efficiencies, automate tasks, support strategic decision-making, problem-solve, conduct data analysis, and more.
Develop advanced communication and collaboration skills to work cross-functionally with peers and leadership teams. You’ll also strengthen your strategies for decision-making, problem-solving, and innovative thinking.

10-13¹ courses

39 credits

No GRE or GMAT

Traditional learning format or self-paced with Fast Track

95 years of future focused learning — online since 1999

Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission
Ranked #2 Best Colleges for IT in America in 2026 by Niche

Program benefits

Explore built-in MBA program perks

Earn your MBA in as few as 10 courses¹

If you’ve earned your bachelor’s in business or technology, you may be eligible to waive up to 3 courses (9 credit hours) from your MBA program — helping you earn your degree faster at Keller.¹

Automatically earn a graduate certificate

In several of our MBA specializations available within our traditional learning format, you’ll earn a related graduate certificate along the way to your degree. That way, you can strengthen your resume and showcase your skills while you work toward your master’s.³

Demonstrate AI literacy with digital badges

In our traditional learning format, you’ll develop mission-critical artificial intelligence skills in our AI Catalyst course series. Go hands-on with AI through practical learning activities that prepare you to use this technology in nearly any role. When you complete these courses, you can show employers what you’ve learned with digital badges you can add to your resume or LinkedIn profile:

AI and Innovation Badge: Innovation Through Technology and AI (MIS541)
AI and Productivity Badge: AI Application for Business (MIS548)
Leadership and AI Badge: Leadership in the Age of AI (LEAD570)

With Fast Track, you’ll also learn AI skills — plus develop expertise in leadership and business — and have the opportunity to earn a related badge with every course you complete.

Academic excellence

DeVry ranks on the 2026 Best Online Colleges in America list by Niche, a leader in education reviews and research. This recognition highlights our commitment to bringing you quality education aligned with today’s business and technology needs across industries.

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Flexibility for working adults

Earn your degree online and study on your schedule. Classes in our traditional learning format start every 8 weeks, and our Fast Track classes start at the beginning of every month. No matter which format you choose, you’ll have access to our student portal, mobile app, e-library, tutoring resources, AI learning tools, and personalized faculty guidance.

Career outcomes

Pursue a business career in a growing field

1.1 million open roles

in management are projected by the Bureau of Labor Statistics nationwide each year on average from 2024 to 2034, though actual local growth may vary.

$122,090

is the median wage for management occupations in 2024, according to BLS data.*

Nearly 700 companies

look to DeVry to hire via our job board because they trust our programs to prepare work-ready talent.⁴

^*Employment and earnings vary by experience, responsibility, performance, tenure, and geographic area, and is not specific to DeVry graduates.

Job opportunities with an MBA

Whether you want to transition into a leadership role, spearhead strategic financial decisions, globalize supply chains, or launch a next-gen marketing campaign, earning your Master’s in Business Administration can help you expand your career potential.

Some roles you may consider pursuing include:

Business manager
Finance director
General manager
Human resources manager
IT director
Management consultant
Marketing manager
Operations director
Product manager
Project manager
Strategic planning manager
Supply chain manager

Higher earnings potential

Earning a master's degree can have a profound impact on your earning potential. According to the 2026 GMAC Corporate Recruiters Survey, U.S. MBA graduates are expected to earn a 67% higher median salary in 2026 compared to those with a bachelor’s only.

Highlighting the value of graduate-level education, the same GMAC report found that 100% of respondents expressed confidence in the ability of graduate management education to prepare students for career success. What’s more, those surveyed ranked the following as the most important skills for those earning a graduate management education:

Communication
Problem-solving
Adaptability
Data analysis
Strategic thinking

The list of top skills also includes leadership, AI, and innovation. You can strengthen your abilities in all of these areas and more in our MBA program, which is updated regularly with input from industry pros to ensure you’re learning relevant skills you can apply right away in the workforce.

DeVry gave me the flexibility I needed to earn my MBA and still have time for my family and work a full-time job. I recently received and accepted an offer for a new position... I can't express enough how much DeVry Career Services helped me.

Brian B.

MBA, 2021

Skills

Skills for today’s leaders

As you progress through your degree, you’ll be able to:

Lead with purpose

Demonstrate your leadership skills through project execution, strategic planning, high-level decision making, cross-functional communication, and more.

Assess and strategize with analytics

Apply AI-assisted data analysis tools and techniques to interpret business information, evaluate strategies, and influence business decisions.

Manage people and projects

Develop organizational change plans, manage group dynamics, encourage team building, and mentor staff.

Apply finance processes

Use accounting and financial best practices to create budgets, forecasts, and operating decisions. Apply economic strategies to help organizations weather market fluctuations.

Create business solutions

Implement innovative solutions using strategic thinking, data analysis, and artificial intelligence. Apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills to enhance organizational performance and address complex challenges.

Understand HR principles

Develop workforce planning initiatives, support flexible staffing plans, manage talent, and participate in negotiations. Nurture team culture, motivate employees, and understand workplace regulations.

Blend AI with human insights

Implement AI tools and processes to create efficiencies, automate tasks, drive business innovation, solve problems, and support decision-making.

Support marketing initiatives

Apply modern marketing strategies to build awareness and drive growth through consumer research, product positioning, branding, segmentation, and targeting.

Learning formats

Earn your MBA with a learning style that works for you

At Keller, you can earn your MBA online or on campus,² following our traditional schedule and course structure. Or you can enroll in our Fast Track format and study at your own pace for more flexibility and the potential for tuition savings. Compare the features of each format below to learn more.

Traditional learning format

Complete 100% of your coursework online or explore our on-campus option.²

Follow a structured class and exam schedule.

Earn your MBA in 12 months on an accelerated schedule or 2 years and 2 months on a normal schedule.^†

Get personalized guidance from faculty and advisors, and tap into robust online learning tools.

^†Per 12-month period, not including breaks with year-round, full-time enrollment. Accelerated schedule assumes at least 9 credit hours of prior learning credit and 3 semesters at10 credit hours each. Normal schedule assumes 3 semesters at 6 credit hours each.

Fast Track learning format

Complete 100% of your coursework online.

Study at your own pace — spend more or less time with each topic as needed.

Earn your MBA in as little as 1 year.^‡ The faster you go, the more time and tuition you save.

Get support with faculty feedback, optional live classes, advisor check-ins, and AI learning tools.

Learn more about Fast Track

^‡Assumes student is enrolled in 3-4 courses per period, applies 9 hours of prior learning credit, and maintains consistent enrollment with no breaks. Normal schedule is 2 years and 2 months and assumes 3 semesters at 6 credit hours each.

Fast Track Intro Content

Is Fast Track right for you?

Use our Fit Finder tool to find out if Fast Track is a match for your learning style and goals.^†

Fast Track Result Content

You're a Good Fit for our Fast Track learning format!

A flexible learning format may be a strong fit for you.

Based on your responses, you may do well in a format that gives you more control over your pace and schedule. This option is designed for students who are comfortable working independently, balancing multiple responsibilities, and moving forward as they master new skills.

You’ll still have structured milestones and support from faculty and mentors to help you stay on track. .

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Traditional Result Content

You're a Good Fit for the Traditional learning format!

A more structured learning format may be a strong fit for you.

Based on your responses, you may benefit most from a learning experience with structured schedules, regular deadlines, and ongoing instructor guidance. This format provides a clear weekly pace designed to help you stay organized and focused.

You’ll still have flexibility while following a more guided academic path.

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Specializations

Choose an MBA specialization to match your career goals

With our traditional learning formats, you have the option to tailor your education with a focused specialization in areas like project management, cyber security, accounting, and more.

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- Learn to measure outcomes using Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), Other Comprehensive Basis of Accounting (OCBOA), Internal Revenue Service (IRS) regulations, and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).
- Gain skills to apply accounting principles to financial reporting to make informed, managerial decisions.
- Develop advanced communication skills to discuss accounting issues and solutions with colleagues and executive-level stakeholders.
- Automatically earn a Graduate Certificate in Accounting along the way.³
Learn more about Accounting
- Get hands-on experience with AI applications and explore case studies to discover how to use artificial intelligence to improve business processes.
- Work with industry-relevant analytics technology to support customer profiling, customer churn, and social network analysis.
- Automatically earn a Graduate Certificate in AI and Business Analytics during your program.³
Learn more about AI and Business Analytics
- Discover how to launch, control, and manage information governance programs to comply with legal and regulatory standards.
- Evaluate and apply sophisticated strategies for upgrading cyber security practices.
- Study how to assess cyber security risks and develop mitigation plans using work breakdown structures (WBS), budgeting, and scheduling techniques.
Learn more about Cybersecurity and Information Assurance
- Build skills to generate ideas, develop concepts, create business plans, and secure funding for the entrepreneurial process.
- Understand methods for producing financial capital and fulfilling your return on investment so you can meet financial obligations.
- Assess the resources required to operate a business by analyzing different corporate structures and their needs.
- Earn a Graduate Certificate in Entrepreneurship automatically as you work toward your degree.³
Learn more about Entrepreneurship
- Explore the U.S. banking system and other financial institutions to understand the interaction of participants in money and capital markets, including funds acquisition, capital management, and portfolio management.
- Learn how to analyze financial statements to evaluate spending, investments, and profits.
- Gain a deep understanding of global finance and examine techniques used by multinational corporations to hedge against risk, assess return, and manage mergers and acquisitions.
Learn more about Finance
- Explore methods to reduce risk and increase supply chain efficiency like demand forecasting, production scheduling, material procurement, distribution requirements, and inventory management.
- Learn to manage relationships with suppliers and global partners to ensure quality and transparency.
- Evaluate and select a transportation strategy based upon influential factors such as product characteristics, cost, packaging, and speed of delivery.
- Earn a Graduate Certificate in Global Supply Chain Management as you work toward your degree.³
Learn more about Global Supply Chain Management

- Gain an advanced understanding of the U.S. healthcare model and how legislative history impacted its evolution, as well as public and private health programs available on the market.
- Analyze the legal and ethical aspects of our health system and how they have shaped the moral responsibility of healthcare workers.
- Learn to clearly communicate with patients when explaining the value of different health plans.
- Earn a Graduate Certificate in Health Services Management during your program.³
Learn more about Health Services
- Study ethical and legal requirements of HR to support organizational compliance and employee well-being.
- Strengthen your negotiation skills, study employee training and development paths, and learn compensation strategies you can use on the job.
- Explore industry-relevant content aligned to the Society for Human Resource Management's (SHRM) guidebook and templates.
- Earn a Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management as you work toward your degree.³
Learn more about Human Resources
- Align networking strategies with organizational goals from a management perspective.
- Explore effective database management techniques to meet stakeholder needs.
- Design, develop, and operate a networking system to illustrate data distribution and access management.
- Investigate technology’s critical role in reshaping contemporary organizations' goals, strategies, management, and operations.
Learn more about Management of Information Technology Services
- Examine factors that impact business performance so you can influence outcomes.
- Expand your critical thinking and problem-solving skills to spearhead change while managing risks.
- Explore technologies that help drive innovation and solve complex business problems.
- Earn a Graduate Certificate in Leadership as you work toward your degree.³
Learn more about Leadership
- Gain key marketing psychology insights by analyzing consumer behavior, purchasing patterns, and decision processes.
- Study the branding and positioning strategies that communicate value to customers.
- Use quantitative and qualitative data to help make better marketing budget decisions regarding market targeting, pricing, and advertising channels.
- Take a deep dive into the delivery of digital media by leveraging analytics to track interactions.
Learn more about Marketing
- Create a project management plan to apply methods for estimating costs and schedules, allocating resources, and budgeting.
- Investigate the contract and procurement element of project management by studying techniques for vendor selection, contract negotiations, and handling requests for proposals (RFPs).
- Prepare for the Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification exam in our prep course, developed as part of our status as a PMI Authorized Training Partner.⁵
- Automatically earn a Graduate Certificate in Project Management along the way.³
Learn more about Project Management

Accreditations & recognitions

Learn from an accredited university

Being accredited means we’ve met rigorous quality standards and are committed to giving you the education you deserve.

Institutionally, DeVry University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC, hlcommission.org). Our Keller Graduate School of Management is included in this accreditation.

Additionally, our Master of Science in Business Administration (MBA) program when earned in a traditional learning format has been awarded programmatic accreditation by:

ACBSP: Our MBA program is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (acbsp.org).⁶ Learn about program outcomes and student achievement for ACBSP accredited programs.
PMI GAC: Our MBA program, when completed with a concentration in Project Management, is accredited by the Project Management Institute Global Accreditation Center for Project Management Education Programs (GAC, pmi.org/global-accreditation-center). Learn about student outcomes data and student achievement data for PMI GAC accredited programs, and visit our project management mission statement for graduate programs.
PMI ATP: As a Premier level Authorized Training Partner (ATP) of the Project Management Institute (PMI),⁵DeVry is proud to offer project management exam preparation course PROJ605, which provides authorized content helping students meet education requirements for the Project Management Professional (PMP)® exam.
SHRM: Our MBA program with Human Resources Specialization is acknowledged by the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and aligned with SHRM’s HR Curriculum Guidebook and Templates.

Learn more about our programmatic accreditations and recognitions

Affordability & ways to save

A more affordable education at DeVry

We’re committed to helping make your education more affordable, from offering scholarship opportunities⁷ to connecting you to financial aid resources.

$80 million+

in institutional financial aid, including scholarships, during the 2025-2026 academic year⁸

$0 tuition increases

in the past 6 years⁹

Explore tuition costs

Find more ways to save at DeVry

Everyone deserves an education and an opportunity for career advancement. Your advisor can help walk you through options for assessing transfer credits, applying for financial aid, leveraging previous work experience, and more.

Depending on the learning format you choose, here are a few of the ways we’re helping students lower tuition costs at Keller.

Up to $4,800 in scholarship opportunities⁷

Explore grants and scholarships and see how to qualify.⁷

Browse scholarships

Credit for up to 3 courses¹

You may be able to waive up to 9 credit hours with eligible bachelor’s education in business or technology.¹

Review eligibility

Up to 35% in employer tuition savings¹⁰

If you’re employed through one of our 2,500+ partners, you may qualify for savings.¹⁰

Find your employer

Prior learning credit

Previous work, volunteer, and military experience may reduce the credits you need to earn a degree.

Get an assessment

Up to 20% in alumni and family savings¹¹

Community matters here at DeVry. If you or a family member has earned a credential with us in the past, you may qualify for tuition savings.

See if you qualify

Military benefits

Learn about savings for active-duty U.S. military members and spouses.

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Everything I learned was immediately applicable to my career... I could apply what I was learning the next day to my job serving the hundreds of businesses we work with... That was so incredibly valuable and gratifying.

Michelle V.

MBA, 2022

Admissions

Enroll in our MBA program

Request info

Becoming a Keller student is as easy as 1-2-3:

Request info: Fill out a brief form to get started. It only takes a minute.

Talk to your Admissions representative: We’ll give you a call to discuss your goals and answer any questions you may have.

Submit your application: Your Admissions representative will help you submit your application right over the phone.

Here is a brief overview of our admissions requirements. Additional requirements may apply depending on your program and situation. Contact us, and our team will walk you through each step to make the process go smoothly.

Prior education performance

Hold one of the following:
- A baccalaureate degree from a University-recognized postsecondary institution.
- A degree recognized as equivalent to a U.S. baccalaureate degree (for international applicants).
- A University-recognized professional degree may be eligible.
Pre-admission interview

Meet with your Admissions representative and submit your application.

Cumulative GPA

Applicants who meet baccalaureate degree requirements and whose undergraduate cumulative grade point average (CGPA) is 2.50 or higher (on a 4.00 scale) are eligible for admission.

Applicants who earned a grade of B or better in both college algebra and composition need not complete the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT), the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) or Keller-administered placement testing.

Prerequisite skill requirements

Demonstrate certain quantitative and verbal skills proficiency. Proficiency can be demonstrated by submitting acceptable GMAT, GRE, or Keller-administered-test scores or through prior coursework performance.

Learn more about admission to Keller

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

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Yes, for many people an MBA is worth it because it helps you gain the business knowledge many organizations are looking for. Here at Keller, you’ll develop next-level skills in finance, marketing, leadership, project management, and other vital areas.

Depending on your path, you could pursue a variety of opportunities with an MBA. While actual local growth may vary, the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects more than 1 million openings nationwide each year for management roles between 2024 and 2034, which is faster growth than average for all occupations.
You can earn your MBA in our traditional format:
- In as little as 12 months on an accelerated schedule.¹²
- More quickly with qualifying course waivers¹ or prior learning credits.
- In 2 years and 2 months on a normal schedule.¹²
With our Fast Track format, the length of time it takes to earn your MBA is up to you! For example, you could earn your MBA in as little as 1 year by completing an average of 3-4 classes per subscription period.¹³
Yes, an online MBA from an accredited university is a great option because it makes higher education accessible for busy, working adults like you who need a flexible pathway to learn while balancing other priorities.

At Keller, we’ll also support your MBA journey through online resources like virtual tutors, our digital library, and more tools you can access through the student portal.
The best MBA online program depends on your personal interests and goals. At Keller, our traditional MBA offers a variety of specializations and both online and on-campus² learning options so you can get an education that meets your needs. Our Fast Track format offers additional flexibility with self-paced online learning and the opportunity to move more quickly through material you already know.
An MBA can open the door to many opportunities in the world of business, from roles in human resources, accounting, IT, and beyond. Our MBA program helps you develop an advanced set of skills for leadership, problem-solving, strategic thinking, planning, communication, and more. Whether you want to progress in your current career or jumpstart a new one, an MBA can provide the right tools to achieve your dreams.

To get guidance, take advantage of our career resources which can help you prep for interviews, improve your resume, provide relevant job leads, and much more.
No, an MBA is not required for executive roles, though it can help prepare you for more senior roles that require strategic thinking, organizational leadership, financial acumen, and other executive skills.

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Program, course, and extended classroom availability vary by location. In site-based programs, students will be required to take a substantial amount of coursework online to complete their program.
Future programmatic changes could impact the ability to earn additional credentials enroute to an eligible degree program at DeVry. Refer to the academic catalog for details.
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Per 12-month period, not including breaks with year-round, full-time enrollment. Minimum schedule assumes at least 9 credit hours of prior learning credit and 3 semesters at10 credit hours each. Normal schedule assumes 3 semesters at 6 credit hours each.
Assumes student is enrolled in 3-4 courses per period, applies 9 hours of qualifying course waivers, and maintains consistent enrollment with no breaks. Normal schedule is 2 years and 2 months, does not include breaks, assumes 3 semesters of year-round, full-time enrollment in an average of 6 credit hours per semester per 12-month period.

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Master’s in Business Administration

Classes start every 8 weeks

Build the skills to lead with an MBA

In-demand leadership skills

Management expertise

Transferrable business skills

AI fluency for any field

Durable skills for any role

Explore built-in MBA program perks

Earn your MBA in as few as 10 courses1

Automatically earn a graduate certificate

Demonstrate AI literacy with digital badges

Academic excellence

Flexibility for working adults

Pursue a business career in a growing field

Job opportunities with an MBA

Higher earnings potential

Skills for today’s leaders

Lead with purpose

Assess and strategize with analytics

Manage people and projects

Apply finance processes

Create business solutions

Understand HR principles

Blend AI with human insights

Support marketing initiatives

Earn your MBA with a learning style that works for you

Traditional learning format

Fast Track learning format

Choose an MBA specialization to match your career goals

Accounting

AI and Business Analytics

Cybersecurity and Information Assurance

Entrepreneurship

Finance

Global Supply Chain Management

Health Services

Human Resources

Management of Information Technology Services

Leadership

Marketing

Project Management

Learn from an accredited university

A more affordable education at DeVry

Find more ways to save at DeVry

Up to $4,800 in scholarship opportunities7

Credit for up to 3 courses1

Up to 35% in employer tuition savings10

Prior learning credit

Up to 20% in alumni and family savings11